HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1967-04-27, Page 12Fage 12—Clihton News-Re^ord---Thurs.f April27, 19G7----------—----------------------------------------
Mixed Bowlins
League Holds
Awards
The eigh-tcam mixed bowling
league, thq oldjest in the Town
of Clinton, held, its annual ban
quet and awards presentation
ceremonies at ith'e Legion Hall
last Friday evening, Howard
Grealis, president, was the verj’
capable master of ceremonies.
■ He was assisted in the trophy
presentations by Mrs. Howard
Edward's, secretary and Mrs,
Harold Gibbings, treasurer.
Banquet
a jeplicfi of the big trophy.
For playoff purposes the lea
gue is dividedsinto *‘A” and “B”
Jeagpies; the top four teams
form the A league and, the
bottom four teams the B lea-
Winners of the Lome Brown
Motors Ltd, trophy for the B
league were the “Boo Boo’s”
captained by Mrs. Hank West
erhout. Other team members
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Jhe Hungry Trio
Only Three County Councillors
Want Increase for Meals
(By Shirley J. KeUer)
Two hungry councillors man
aged to swing one more gaunt
councillor’s vote on a. motion to
increase the per diem allotment
for eating purposes from $5 to
$7.50,
Duff Thompson, reeve of
Clinton and Calvin Knauter,
reeve of Brussels §aid that Since
the cost of everything else was
•rising,/it seemed only night that
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‘Bring Quick
Results
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The new officers for 1967-68 are Hank Westerhout, Neale
season were elected: president,
Howard, Tait; vice-president,
Mr. Grealis; secretary, Mrs.
Edwards and treasurer, Mrs.
Hank Westerhout.
Jim Armstrong, a veteran
bowler and former owner of Bill German’s Billiards , and
Bowling zon Isaac Street (where
the league bowls), presented
gifts from the" league to the
1966-67 officers.
The banquet was catered to
by the Ladies Auxiliary to the
Legion; a dance and social
evening followed the banquet.
The “Raiders”, captained by
Bob Livermore, captured' the
“A”. league championship and
. were presented with the Milt
• and Mabel Trophy by Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Schreiber. Other
members of the team are Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Pickard and Mrs.
George Wonch. Each received
New Community
Centre Donations
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Marie Macauley.
, Individual Prizes
High average bowlers were
Mrs. Hal Hartley with 188 and
Jiim Armstrong with, 228; these
trophies were donated and pre
sented by Mr. and Mrs. Bill
German of Bill’s Billiards and
Bowling.
High triple winners were Mrs.
George Wonch who won the
Wes Holland trophy; she bowl
ed 713; high men’s triple was ’
won by Ken Taylor with 738.
High single winners were
Mrs. ‘Marie Macauley with. 290
and Jack Holmes, with 385; they
were given engraved trays do
nated by Labatt’s.
There was two lovely troph
ies for the persons who bowled
the lowest scores. They- were
won by Mrs. Mel Steep and
Harvey Ashton. , '
■ Most improved man, bowler
•was Howard GreaiMs and most
improved woman bowler was
Mrs. Gary Freeman.
The following persons, receiv
ed gifts for perfect attendance
at’the. league and playoff gam
es: Ken Taylor,’ Mrs. Harold
Gibbings, Mrs. Gus Horbanauk.
Howard Tait, Howard Grealis,
Mrs: Douglas Jones, Miss Carol.,
Steep and Mrs. Ken Taylor.
Winners of the three draw
prizes were: $5.00 credit from
Lee's,. Howard Edwards; a prize
from Milt and, Mabel's, Gary
Elliott and a set of glasses,
Mrs. Carol Schmidt.
Winners of _ the , draws for
prizes purchased by the league
were Mrs. Hank Westerhout,
Mrs. Harold Hartley, Howard
Tait, ’Harold Gibbings; Gerald
Brown, Mrs. Gary Freeman,
Mrs. Harold Gibbings, Mrs.
George Wonch, Mrs. Jack Hol
mes, Mrs. Howard Edwards,
Howard Grealtis, Mrs. Gus Hor-
baniuk, Susan’ Bartliff, Gordon
Haarkes, Harold Black, Mrs.
Mel -Steep, Mrs. Neil Langille,
Jack Holmes,. Ken Taylor, Mrs.
Ken Taylor (drawn -by her
husband), Mrs. Gerald Brown,
■Hank Westerhout, Mrs. Gordon
Haarkes; Jim Armstrong, Neil
Langille, Mis® ‘Carol Steep, Mel
S-teep-(drawn by his daughter),
Don Pickard, Mrs. Marie Mac
auley and Gordon Jenkins. .
Mixed Bowling "A" League Champions
Winners of the Milt and Mabel trophy which is put up for annual compe
tition in Clinton Mixed Bowling League were the “Raiders”. From the left,
Mrs. Don Pickard, Mrs. Gerald Brown, Gerald Brown; Bob Livermore, team
captain, Don Pickard, Mrs, Milton (Mabel) Schreiber, who presented the trophy
and Mrs. George Wonch. ,
Win "B" League Mixed Bowling Trophy
For winning the “B”~ league in Clinton Mixed Bowling League, the “Boo
Boo’s” shown here were presented with the Lome Brown Motors Ltd. trophy.
From the left, Mrs. Carol Schmidt, Mrs, Marie Macauley, Mrs. Hank Wester
hout,. team captain; Hank Westerhout and Mrs. Audrey Stanley, Absent when
photo was taken, Neale Trewartha. <
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Lions Club Sells
Old Arena
For $7,800.00
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Pat Noonan, a retired banker
and councillor in the town of
Clinton, was a guest at the
meeting; he is joining the club
and has consented to act as
secretary.
Guest Speaker
Rev. E. Donald, Stuart, a re
tired' Canadian Forces chaplain,
who is the present minister of
the Brucefieid'-Kippen charge of
the ' United Church, was guest
speaker.
Rev. Stuart gave a talk on
“Hobbies” and told of his own
Varied hobbies. ?rhese included
music, soapstone and walrug
tusk carvings, making homo
macle jewellery and others. He
defined a hobby as “something
to do to keep your hands out
of trouble”, He said hobbies
are a form of therapy, but they
Can become expensive and
Sometimes dangerous, Not only
maldng things 'but collecting
items is another typehobby.
He warned that religion hoW
seems to be a hobby, “Attend
ance kt church is how a fifth
Or tenth rate hobby*', said the
minister.
_ Rev< Stuart Wfe introduced
anmiy. councillors should receive
an increased eating allowance
while travelling on county bus
iness.
Exeter Reeve Derry Boyle in
timated that anyone who
couldn’t get enough to' eat on
$5 per day should carry ‘a lunch.
Tuckersmith reeve Elgin
Thompson agreed, and noted
that in his area persons could
get a banquet for $2,
Whan the matter .came to a
vote, Frank McFadden, reeve of
the village of Bayfield com
pleted the trip m favour of the
expense.
Mid-way through the after
noon proceedings, Krauter and
Duff Thompson were called to
the1 front ’ of the chamber and
each was presented with a
candy bar.
“Ju^t to nibble on,’’ warned
Warden Don McKenzie.
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THEATRE — CLINTON
Bqx Office Opens at 7:30
First Show at 8:00
ALWAYS A QOLOR CARTQON
County Mill Rafe
To Raise 1%
Million Dollars
(Continued from page one)
crews moved bulldozers, chain
saws and trucks into the dis
aster district at that time to
help dean -up the debris.
Tuckersmith Reeve Elgin
Thompson assured councillors
that sufficient workmen had
been promised but reported that
a Huron-Perth Disaster Fund
had been set up. He suggested
that any money Huron County
Council would offer would be
matched dollar for dollar by
the provincial government.
The Warden’s and Personnel
Committee with Chairman ’Ken
Stewart, McKillop, has been
delegated to a'dmlinister any
Huron County funds to stricken
Huron farmers. Most council
lors felt that farmers with wind
insurance should receive the1
same ■consideration as .those
farmers not protected by insur
ance, and concurred that a
building clause suggested by
Warden Don McKenzie should
be included that farmers plan
ning to rebuild any destroyed
buildings should ibe given special
attention.
Other committee members
appointed to 'aidminister county
disaster funds are County asses
sor A. A. Alexander and. Doug
Miles, 'Clinton, Huron County'
Agricultural representative.
Grant Sitirlfog, Goderich
Township reeve, complained
that increased pressure should'
be put on Provincial and Feder
al governments to raise their
ante to tornado victims, and at
least one member of council,
Clifford R. Dunbar indicated
that some farmers covered by
ample insurance might be quite
happy to “stand on their own
feet”.
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SHOWN AT 9:45 ONLY
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Top Mixed League Bowlers
The individual trophy winners in Clinton Mixed Bowling League- are from
the left, jack Holmes, high single; Ken Taylor, high triple; Mrs. Hal Hartley,
high average; Mrs. George Wonch, high triple; Jim Armstrong, high average
and Mrs. Marie Macauley, high single. (News-Record Photos)
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Thursday, April 27 —. BINGO
at Clinton Legion Hall, 15 reg
ular games for $5.00. 2 sihare-
the-wealth games. 1 special
game for $25.00, the first letter
“L” and first letter “T” applies
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$55.00 in 55 numbers. ,2 door
prizes for $2.00 each. Admission
50c; extra cards 25c or 6 for
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Saturday, April 29 — Bake
Sale, commencing at 2 p.m. in
former Red and White Store at
main comer, Clinton. Sponsors,
Starlight Circle, Wesltey-Willis
UCW. 13 & 17b
Saturday, April 29 — Euchre
Party, Varna Town Hall, prizes,
draw for 3 cash prizes, ladies
bring sandwiches, sponsored by
Varna Ball Club. 17b
Saturday, April 29 — Musical
Program featuring Henry Pul-
sifer, students and guest artists,
Holmesville- School, 8:30 p.m.
Proceeds for school Centennial
project. 17pTuesday, May 2 — BINGO
at Huron Fish and Game Club.
Jackpot $59.00 in .59 numbers;
Six door prizes. 8:30 p.m.
, Friday, May 5 — Annual
Spring S'emi-Formal Dance,
Legion Hall, Clinton, Ian Wal-
'bee’s Orchestra, smorgasbord,
$5. per couple. Limited number
of tickets available at admitting
office, Clinton Public Hospital-
17b
Friday, May 5 — Cash Bingo
in Legion Hall, Seaforth, 8:15
p.m. sponsors, Branch 156 Royal
Canadian Legion. Proceeds to
Tornado Fund. 17b
Saturday, May 6—Rummage
Sale, Anglican 'Church Hall,
Clinton, opens at 10 a.m. Spon
sored by Go-Getters. 10, 17, 18b
Saturday, May 6—WANTED,
War veterans to attend Clinton
Legion’s annual VE-Day "ban
quet in the Legion Hall, Sait.,
May 6; comradeship begins at
6 pan., dinner at 7 p.m. Tickets
$2.00. Phone 482-9526 before
May 1 and reserve your ticket.
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Sat., May 20 — School Re-
n’fon, S.S. No. 10 Stanley, 1
p.m. Former' teachers, pupils
and friends welcome, picnic
supper 5 p.m. 15-19b, 20x
Friday, Sept. 29 — Dance
to Lionel Thornton’s Orchestra
in CHSS Auditorium', sponsor
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SHOWN AT 9:45 ONLY
Elvis Presley & Suzanna Leigh
In Colour
— and —
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SHOWN AT 8:00 ONLY
Rory Calhoun — In Colour
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team league’s banquet and trophy presentation
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